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Plant-Induced Soil Changes: Processes and Feedbacks

Name: Plant-Induced Soil Changes: Processes and Feedbacks
Brand: Springer Netherlands
SKU: 01973861
Price: 160.89 EUR
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Author: Nico van Breemen
ISBN: 9789048150847

Nico van Breemen

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English

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Libristo code: 01973861

Publishers Springer Netherlands, October 2010

This book by soil scientists and ecologists reviews how and why plants influence soils. Topics inclu... Full description

Libristo code: 01973861

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This book by soil scientists and ecologists reviews how and why plants influence soils. Topics include effects on mineral weathering, soil structure, and soil organic matter and nutrient dynamics, case studies of soil-plant interactions in specific biomes and of secondary chemicals influencing nutrient cycling, the rhizosphere, and potential evolutionary consequences of plant-induced soil changes. This is the first volume that specifically highlights the effects of plants on soils and their feedbacks to plants. By contrast, other texts on soil-plant relationships emphasize effects of soil fertility on plants, following the strongly agronomic character of most research in this area. The aspects discussed in this volume are crucial for understanding terrestrial ecosystems, biogeochemistry and soil genesis. The book is directed to terrestrial ecologists, foresters, soil scientists, environmental scientists and biogeochemists, and to students following specialist courses in these fields.